What is the symbolic significance of Dapeng goldfinch?

Dapeng Golden-winged Bird Dapeng Golden-winged Bird, also known as garuda (Sanskrit), is also a kind of strange-winged bird and a kind of gall bird, which is straddled by Vishnu, the Hindu god. One of the eight schools of Buddhism, with golden wings and wide Wan Li wings, lives in the lower floor of Xu Mi Mountain.

Dapeng goldfinch is a convenient expression of the wisdom of the Buddhas in the Third World. There is a Dapeng golden-winged bird flying over the head of any angry god in tantra. It has a snake in its mouth, which means that it will banish all violations of Buddhism and subdue all evil forces in the last days of Buddhism. Among the six kinds of solemnities possessed by Sakyamuni Buddha when he testified among the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas in India, the highest solemnity is Dapeng Golden Winged Bird, which symbolizes the victory of spreading Buddhism and benefiting life.

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The golden-winged bird is also called "Qiong Bird" (shia jia qiong of Xiang Xiong), "Xiong" of Xiang Xiong, "Qiong" in Tibetan and "Peng Bird" in Chinese. Also known as the Gruda bird. (Sanskrit suparna, or suparnin). Those with beautiful feathers. Because its wings are shiny gold, it is called golden winged bird for short. There are four kinds of goldfinches: viviparous, oviparous, moist and metaplastic. They all feed on dragons.

It is the so-called golden-winged bird in Buddhism, which is a bird with five magical powers (Shenzu Tong, He Xin Tong, Fatal Tong, Tian Er Tong and Tian Yan Tong). Dapeng goldfinch is born with the ability to fly. It stretches its beak and claws, which are naturally hard as iron, and has diamond-like horns. At the top, it has a glowing sphere, a burning eye shining like the sun and the moon, a mouth as strong as steel as an iron hook, wings dancing in the air like a sword, hot sand and rain falling in the gap between the feathers of a golden sword, and it lives in a big iron tree.